Greenlanders Are Living The Consequences Of Climate Change

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  • @alx5862
    @alx5862 7 років тому +13

    One day it will be green again and one day froze​ over, again.

  • @lannalane4247
    @lannalane4247 5 років тому +5

    Where I live there are fish fossels, it was once an ocean. There are dinosaur remains, it once had plants. Now it is mountains, with large boulders left from old fields of melting ice. The planet takes care of itself, we are just specks that won't be here forever either.

    • @brianshore8012
      @brianshore8012 4 роки тому

      can you send pitcher of the fossels and locations raceboat43@gmail.com

  • @spex357
    @spex357 6 років тому +6

    Once the Sun and the Jet Stream goes back to normal behaviour it will freeze again, no panic.

  • @Mobiusgen
    @Mobiusgen 5 років тому +6

    What is the music being used in this?
    I'd love to hear more

  • @jaderozner5653
    @jaderozner5653 7 років тому +8

    in russia the sea is icing up so bad their icebreakers cant get through, they are worried about the increasing ice there in general, but no one pays attention to that.

    • @josephflanagan6696
      @josephflanagan6696 7 років тому +1

      dont say things like that, we need to keep the people stupid please.

    • @jaderozner5653
      @jaderozner5653 7 років тому

      yep

    • @billgoedecke2265
      @billgoedecke2265 7 років тому +3

      check it out - Cargo Ship Crosses The Arctic Without Aid Of Ice Breaker For First Time Ever = www.iflscience.com/environment/cargo-ship-crosses-the-arctic-without-aid-of-ice-breaker-for-first-time-ever/ Anyway, since it is winter, one would think that should be the case.

    • @jivanjovan
      @jivanjovan 6 років тому

      Countries in the Arctic are excited and they are competing to claim territory in the Arctic to get into its natural resources

    • @JoelPonsSchmidt
      @JoelPonsSchmidt 5 років тому +1

      Seas are icing up because glaciers are melting and depositing icebergs, as this video explains.

  • @sr633
    @sr633 5 років тому +1

    When you go boating there it is dangerous if you break down in the wilderness. That cold water is a killer.

  • @rusty1491
    @rusty1491 5 років тому +3

    This film isn’t properly time date stamped. It’s from 2007 and guess what’s happened since - yeah glaciers increased. Climate change is exaggerated.

  • @williampartridge7307
    @williampartridge7307 7 років тому +1

    Greenland ice is now making a massive return since sept.2016 3.5 billion ton per day gain 50% more ice than normal DMI. data

    • @vrenak
      @vrenak 5 років тому

      You do know the difference between weather and climate right? one years surplus doesn't really matter much, it's the average over decades that matter, some years there will be gains, others losses, the average over the years show losses consistently and the losses are increasing.

  • @raizensheng
    @raizensheng 5 років тому +2

    Well done humans 😔

  •  7 років тому +13

    Greenland will be AGAIN GREEN

    • @PaktiawalZazai
      @PaktiawalZazai 6 років тому

      hahahaha this is so FUNNY and sadly really true

  • @Agwings1960
    @Agwings1960 5 років тому +1

    I think that global warming is undeniable at the point, the question is, will the consequences be good bad or a combination of both and will people be losers or winners in the whole deal.

  • @stevep5408
    @stevep5408 6 років тому +2

    Glaciers in the Austrian Alps have been retreating since the 1850s. Changes in climate are cyclical and no dumping a bunch of crap in the air and water is not a good idea but for folks who can't accurately predict the path of a hurricane past 3 days they're awfully sure of their predictions, estimates,causes and effects Plus let's not forget the inevitable conclusion one must draw. If you reduce the amount of pollution 20% per person and population grows 35% over the next quarter century all is lost anyway?

  • @Barskor1
    @Barskor1 6 років тому +1

    400 years ago Greenland was green with a 6 month growing season so stop freaking out. A 17-meter sea rise means we adopt a Venice city style and or move inland. Greenland is not dry you just need to stop wasting the meltwater and soil as you are letting flush to the sea.

    • @JoelPonsSchmidt
      @JoelPonsSchmidt 5 років тому

      Tell that to all the relatives you do not have living in coastal areas. Also, where do you live?

  • @taliesin8192
    @taliesin8192 5 років тому +7

    Trite shyte + you are peddling fear where there was none before.
    All of our climates have never NOT changed every single second of all time.

  • @Don-kr5tp
    @Don-kr5tp 5 років тому

    ummmmm....would someone please tell the people that published this video that the glaciers on Greenland have been growing for several years now and are growing at the same "alarming" rate that they receded for a couple of years. Also would someone please tell these alarmists that the Arctic ice thickness is at above average levels and growing. The extent IS withdrawn, but by winds, not warming. Do your research people. Don't be fooled by someone in a costume with a tear.

    • @vrenak
      @vrenak 5 років тому

      Please cite your scientific sources for your wild claims.

  • @beth-rg8bm
    @beth-rg8bm 6 років тому +3

    Start planting trees and clovers!

  • @frederikawells5785
    @frederikawells5785 2 роки тому

    Too many people in this world 🌎

  • @songsongsingasong
    @songsongsingasong 7 років тому +9

    Eye-opening documentary. I like the reporter's non-intrusive, respectful way of investigation, this is a high quality production that leaves all traces of shock value or pedantic self-righteousness out of the narrative. Awesome selection of music, too.

    • @barrygale4366
      @barrygale4366 7 років тому

      songsongsingasong - "I like the reporter's non-intrusive, respectful way of investigation, this is a high quality production that leaves all traces of shock value or pedantic self-righteousness out of the narrative. Awesome selection of music, too."
      It's called propaganda.
      Apparently it worked with you.

    • @AkeN996
      @AkeN996 7 років тому +6

      Barry Gale Propaganda? I don’t know if your brain can comprehend what “propaganda” is.

    • @barrygale4366
      @barrygale4366 7 років тому +1

      Alexandru Ernest -
      propaganda
      prɒpəˈɡandə/Submit
      noun
      1.
      information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view.
      It seems you are the one who doesn't know the definition.

    • @AkeN996
      @AkeN996 7 років тому +4

      Barry Gale Unsurprisingly enough, I expected that someone like you would come with such an amuzing response. It was a rhetorical phrase about your bizzare usage of the word “propaganda”. Just so you know, if something doesn’t fit your mentality, it doesn’t mean it’s propaganda.

    • @barrygale4366
      @barrygale4366 7 років тому

      Alexandru Ernest - BS was it rhetorical. So, I taught you the definition of propaganda, & you come back with a comment that just embarrasses you. "rhetorical phrase about your bizzare usage of the word “propaganda” - That doesn't even make sense!
      You keep digging. I think it's quite amusing watching you embarrass yourself. Keep 'em comin'

  • @DVincentW
    @DVincentW 7 років тому +2

    Hard Sun looks good.. Kinda.

  • @kingmiura8138
    @kingmiura8138 5 років тому +1

    Don't be sad.....be glad......plant some palm trees...citrus trees....banana trees...throw away those heavy clothes....party time!

  • @osvaldozapata7934
    @osvaldozapata7934 6 років тому

    Every country should deal with their internal problem, whatever it is.

  • @Philippositivity
    @Philippositivity 5 років тому +1

    Greenland had vineyards, let’s hope they return soon.

  • @slukky
    @slukky 5 років тому +1

    Here we go again with the slop & drivel of the deniers. May God reward them all for their cavalier attitude toward His creation.

  • @PaktiawalZazai
    @PaktiawalZazai 6 років тому

    That feeling , while you seeing the earth is dying , and the human species don't do anything about it

    • @growguild1556
      @growguild1556 6 років тому

      n00b

    • @lpappas474
      @lpappas474 6 років тому

      David, the CO2 level is 4/10's of one percent, the planet isn't dying, in fact food production has increased per acre due to increased CO2 levels.

  • @johnb.9806
    @johnb.9806 7 років тому +1

    What's the matter, is Greenland turning green _again?_

  • @sajjadhussain6277
    @sajjadhussain6277 7 років тому +2

    Nice

  • @cryptotangle3838
    @cryptotangle3838 7 років тому +1

    hi! problem here i see is due to hydro n collides under earth sphere sends us dealing with a pole shift. add geoengineering to this equals a recipe to disaster. unlock money to make it worse (disaster relief funds) and even more money unlocked (disaster relief funds)to fix and put the problems right .

  •  7 років тому +1

    IF, there is Climate change.. it has happend LONG before man was here !

    • @JoelPonsSchmidt
      @JoelPonsSchmidt 5 років тому

      So did dinosaurs. Let's just bring them all back, have them running around where you work and around your families. Should be fun.

    • @vrenak
      @vrenak 5 років тому

      Climate changes constantly, the problem today is the speed at which it is changing, a speed we only know of from previous global disasters that ALL caused mass extinctions.

  • @CoolBreezeAnthony
    @CoolBreezeAnthony 6 років тому

    Is it remotely possible there is more going on beneath the surface from volcanic rather than from above from human influence? And what about the solar minimum? So, the ice cap is melting. The waters are rising. That I must agree on. The activity of man and the solar minimum and the fracking and mining and increase in population and so on and so on. A never ending story of man turning the planet into that big blue ocean effect, along with the radiation, acidification of the seas and people moving away from the shorelines en mass.

    • @vrenak
      @vrenak 5 років тому

      No, there is no volcanic activity beneath Greenland at all these days, it's been millions of years since the last activity. Furthermore satellites can directly observe the ice melting from the top.

  • @aoclive6710
    @aoclive6710 7 років тому +1

    That’s one horrible lisp on the intro song

  • @dreadhead170
    @dreadhead170 6 років тому

    Australia is the biggest island, not Greenland.

    • @lpappas474
      @lpappas474 6 років тому

      Australia is not an island, it's a continent!

    • @dreadhead170
      @dreadhead170 6 років тому

      It is, thank you for correcting me.

  • @canadianhoser
    @canadianhoser 7 років тому +5

    carbon tax will fix it ... Just ask lil potato !

    • @JacobCHolden
      @JacobCHolden 7 років тому +1

      how much do we have to pay to fix this "problem"

  • @williampartridge7307
    @williampartridge7307 7 років тому +1

    The melt is now over we plunge into a ''solar grand minimum'' the ice is now returning world wide

    • @JoelPonsSchmidt
      @JoelPonsSchmidt 5 років тому

      This is a complete lie.

    • @garybrunecz7785
      @garybrunecz7785 5 років тому

      Yea, sure it is, this must be why the northwest passage is now navigable. Record high temperatures in Alaska, severe drought in the Midwest. Our ground water supply cannot keep up with the agricultural demands. Break out the desalination plants. Deforestation and altering the natural chemistry of the atmosphere due to mass carbon dioxide release and other contaminants will put the earth natural balance into meltdown.

  • @rongray4118
    @rongray4118 7 років тому +2

    HAARP.

  • @dr.thumbtzen6464
    @dr.thumbtzen6464 5 років тому +2

    Change can be good

  • @samualwhittemore228
    @samualwhittemore228 7 років тому +1

    BRAINWASHED.

  • @whaleshrimp111
    @whaleshrimp111 6 років тому +1

    The climate has been changing since there was a climate. Sometimes it is getting warmer, sometimes it is getting colder. Get used to it and change with it or just walk around with a sour look and be miserable. It is up to you! Be happy. Humanities real problem is way too many people but no one wants to address that thorny issue.

    • @garybrunecz7785
      @garybrunecz7785 5 років тому

      I agree, but do not sweat it, Mother Nature has a way of taking care of the overpopulation problem that is destroying this planet. Plague's, famines, natural disasters and war are inevitable. Thank God.

  • @ragnaarminnesota6703
    @ragnaarminnesota6703 6 років тому

    Let's see if those Greenlander cupcake victims can handle it?

  • @It.aintnarla24
    @It.aintnarla24 2 роки тому

    So sad land water sea ocean dieing

  • @DanishGSM
    @DanishGSM 6 років тому

    This is from 2007 if you go to DMI.DK you Will see fore your self, that the ice is growing, and the ice ice is NOT melting.

  • @It.aintnarla24
    @It.aintnarla24 2 роки тому

    I from old ages

  • @channel1_channel
    @channel1_channel 7 років тому

    Green in Greenland. Fancy that!

  • @sandrasvensson1174
    @sandrasvensson1174 6 років тому

    Sandra Svensson

  • @SSK9s
    @SSK9s 7 років тому

    I found this very informative,,, & most interesting in many ways. & am keen to learn more :)
    BUT... what WAS absolutely obnoxious, disconcerting & thoroughly grating on the ears AND nerves, was the back-ground singer ! .."Instrument, tune & hummed tune, all excellent.
    It is his dreadful mush mouth attempting to sing, & it was reminiscent to a toothless mouth, yet it also sounded as it was sometimes suddenly full of squishy, slippery balls, all of which were jockying for position in the back of the throat, all at different times, vying for the opportunity to choke the dude!
    This 'singers' mouth & tongue simply cannot produce 'normal' sounds (akin to 'singing').
    And if speaking, he would sound like a cross between some of the strongly 'obnoxious' sounding cartoon characters !

  • @It.aintnarla24
    @It.aintnarla24 2 роки тому

    Gasoline are no good enough is a enough me from Australia Aboriginal people red rock

  • @TheJoyOfGaming
    @TheJoyOfGaming 7 років тому

    I do wonder,how the additional volume of liquid in the ocean will also allow for more gasses to be dissolved... and to what extent this might counteract pollutants released in the atmosphere... negligible I imagine.

  • @lockyraglus3358
    @lockyraglus3358 6 років тому

    GSM

  • @looloopomerania7988
    @looloopomerania7988 6 років тому +1

    Fake !!!hahaha

    • @JoelPonsSchmidt
      @JoelPonsSchmidt 5 років тому

      because it's a documentary? I didn't know documentaries were fake. thanks for the education.

  • @It.aintnarla24
    @It.aintnarla24 2 роки тому

    Water sea oceans lost of man distraction sun gases of machinery too

  • @Fullovjoy1
    @Fullovjoy1 7 років тому +2

    It started declining in 1880 ! How does that make seance with all the carbon frenzy causing it ? And here they tell you the glaciers weren't even always there ,my God people use your head.

    • @frisianmouve
      @frisianmouve 7 років тому

      He's right though, and vikings went and left Greenland for a reason. When they went there it was warmer than when they left

    • @AkeN996
      @AkeN996 7 років тому +1

      Lisa Loves Maybe you should properly inform yourself before jumping to conclusions? How about this for the start climate.nasa.gov

    • @frisianmouve
      @frisianmouve 7 років тому

      Can't wait for agrictultural yields to go up even more due to climate change

    • @frisianmouve
      @frisianmouve 7 років тому

      Yeah you took the bait, good job. I was always skeptical about that claim of oh noes famines. Now i'm fairly certain the effect on agriculture will be positive. Now from different sources the amount of hurricanes is steady or increasing, you might be right on that. Tornados though are decreasing, pretty logical as well because the cold air that's required for them coming from the north is less cold. Volcanoes and earthquakes don't give a shit about warming.
      And famines caused due to global warming? Where? Maybe famine because of some local drought and due to population increases and overgrazing, those have always existed. Seriously, show me one famine caused by global warming.
      Sahel is greening and plants can have better WUE (water use efficiency) because their pores can stay open for shorter periods of times to take in enough Co2. A general optimum for plant growth is about 1000 ppm, that's why they pump the green houses full of Co2 to make them grow faster. Besides the Sahel greening there is indication that during Roman warm period north Africa was greener as well. Better yet, during the holocene optimum there probably was no such thing as a sahara desert.
      This is besides the point that warmer temperatures lead to arctic greening and agriculture being viable more northernly. That's a lot more land availability than a bit of land loss due to sea level rise.
      And just think about the brown bears, having more habitat available to them is going to be great for them. Obvious parody of the muh polar bears if you didn't catch that.
      Edit: and of course warmer weather= more evaporation = more rainfall

    • @growguild1556
      @growguild1556 6 років тому

      lol +/- 1 degree F hmm since 1880

  • @rodmac5633
    @rodmac5633 6 років тому +1

    Fake news

  • @ThePaconmartinez
    @ThePaconmartinez 6 років тому +1

    global warmmming is commming.......eeeyooo WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE !! AAAAAhhhhhh !! (3/8/2018) neevermind

  • @jayworld1031
    @jayworld1031 5 років тому

    Let the climate change keep aside 4 a while ... If anyone of u can provide me any contact number email etc of that pretty girl.. Athena🙈🙈🙈 😍😍😍😍😍😍

  • @jan-erikwahlberg2791
    @jan-erikwahlberg2791 6 років тому

    I thought we all live the consequences...

  • @3dcrazy332
    @3dcrazy332 7 років тому

    The climate has always changed and it always will.

  • @kenvandeburgt1232
    @kenvandeburgt1232 7 років тому

    If the temperature in Greenland in July is -30C its going to take more than 1C of warming to melt any ice. Sorry to burst your bubble.

    • @vrenak
      @vrenak 5 років тому

      There's no end to how much you misunderstand about this, sorry to burst your bubble. The temperature varies a lot in Greenland, -30°C is NOT a normal temperature for Greenland in July, in the interior on the ice it will be a good deal colder than near the coast, the ice melt from the top, as dust particles collect heat from the sun, and melts the top ice, closer to the coast where the temperature is far above 0°C (+20°C is not at all unusual in Greenlands summers) the ice melts from not only the sun, but also the ambient temperature. In addition, the meltwater, all the way from the interior will carve out crevices and cracks the erode the ice, just like water eroded the Grand Canyon (only MUCH faster), and creating an even greater surface area that collects more dust, and makes it melt even faster.

  • @williampartridge7307
    @williampartridge7307 7 років тому

    yes we have been warming since 1850 that has now STOPPED

  • @offgridozman5514
    @offgridozman5514 7 років тому +1

    Load of crap

  • @debrajbush
    @debrajbush 5 років тому

    cycles